Peterborough Teachers College - PTC Yearbook (Peterborough, Ontario Canada)

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Practice School Staffs QUEEN ALEXANDRA PUBLIC SCHOOL Left to right: Miss O. V. Armstrong, Miss I. Connolly, J. G. Nicholls, J. E. R. Munro, B.A., Principal, Miss H. A. Staples, Miss H. Bonnycastle, Miss Fern Rahrnel, B.A. RURAL SCHOOLS Miss A. K. Tirnlin Miss C. Nisbett Miss B. A. McKay Miss M. Heffernan Mrs. D. Wright Miss A. Anderson Ezra S. Ball PETERBOROUGH COLLEGIATE AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL C. S. Browne, M.A., Principal Miss M. J. Lancaster, B.A. V. R. Henry, M.A. Miss L. M. Park, B.A. L. H. Collingwood, M.A. L. M. Richardson, B.A. A. Londry, B.A. R. D. Brown, B.A. J. D. Londerville, M.A. R. G. Corneil, B.Sc., B.Paed. A. Noftall, B.A. Page Nine

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The Literary 3-Jciety f f Fall Term VERYONE was strange! Faces were becoming familiar but, as yet, we knew only a few of our fellow students' names. That was the situation on September 16th, 1946, when under the direction of Mr. Woodruff, we elected a few students to form the fall executive of the Literary Society. The following candidates for the various offices were elected: President ........... George Cronk Vice-President .... . . Mary King Secretary .... . . Lyle Hoskin Treasurer .... . Bettie Walden Form Representatives: Form I ..... . Marjorie Bennett Form II ........... Lindy Mclntosh Form III ........... Arden McLean Our first meeting was carried out under considerably unusual cir- cumstances. Due to the happy arrival of a baby girl to the Cronk family, our proud president was unable to be present and so the first meeting opened with the vice-president in the chair. The Halloween party, tea dance, and Christmas party were sponsored by the Literary Society. In addition to having complete charge of the opening exercises and science reproduction stories each morning, weekly meetings were held. Through Mr. Woodruff's kind assistance and advice the work of preparing these occasions was lightened considerably. The success of any of the undertakings which the fall executive attempted was always due to the cheerful co-operation of the student body. --MARY KING. BEYOND WEALTH The scent of lilac in an April eve, The gentle push of Springtimeis breeze, A yellow crocus nodding in soft grass, These joys are mine in Spring. The sapphire blue of lakes between the hills, The aspen's flutter, the jewelled swallowis flash, A thresher pouring golden stars into the heat of day, All these and more are mine in Summer. The scent of buckwheat, heavy and enchanting, The scarlet sumach in a blaze of glory, A puff of smoke that bears a leaf's soul upwards, The wealth of Autumn lies before me. The aura of frost about a street light, The sequin sparkle of clear moon on snow, The joy of children at this precious whiteness, All beyond wealthg all mine, in Winter's show. p -BETSY ENGLISH. Page Eleven